Brunswick police say a vehicle crashed through a gate and struck a parked airplane at Brunswick Landing late Wednesday or early Thursday morning. Contributed photo
BRUNSWICK — Brunswick police are asking for the public’s help finding a vehicle that hit a plane at Brunswick Executive Airport sometime late Wednesday or early Thursday.
A vehicle crashed through a gate at the airport located in Brunswick Landing, a former Navy base in the Cook’s Corner area. The vehicle struck the nose of a plane parked on the tarmac before hitting another fence and leaving, a press release states.
Based on evidence left behind, investigators are looking for a newer Jeep Wrangler with damage to the front end and driver’s side mirror.
If anyone has information about this vehicle, contact Detective John Roma at (207) 721-4341 or [email protected] or Officer Nick Bedard at (207) 721-4381Â or [email protected]
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